— Sunday, July 28th, 2019 —

CURLFEST Roller Set
171 East Drive at
Lefrak Center at Lakeside Prospect Park Brooklyn
Time: 12pm – 7pm
Price: $30
Grab your bamboo earrings, neon tights and Run DMC glasses and get ready to close out CURLFEST weekend in style! G to skate, dance, day drink, or just enjoy the vibes.

Brooklyn Roots Festival
95 Prospect Park W at Prospect Park
Time: 12pm – 7pm
FREE
Prospect Park Alliance and the Brooklyn Arts Council (BAC) present the Brooklyn Roots Festival. This folk arts festival, taking place in the Children’s Corner of Prospect Park celebrates Brooklyn’s traditional artists and immigrant communities through a daylong schedule of performances, workshops, interactive family activities, and more. Come on out for a day in the park to learn, play and express yourself in Brooklyn’s Backyard!

Brooklyn Talks: The Future of Transmasculinity
200 Eastern Parkway at Brooklyn Museum
Time: 2pm – 4pm
Price: $16 (includes museum admission)
Commemorate a decade of Original Plumbing, a quarterly magazine dedicated to trans male culture, and the publication of the new anthology Original Plumbing: The Best of 10 Years of Trans Male Culture. Founding editors Amos Mac and Rocco Kayiatos discuss the genesis of the groundbreaking quarterly, and are joined by artist Texas Isaiah, activist Tiq Milan, and actor Marquise Vilson for a conversation about the future of transmasculine representation in media and visual culture. Followed by a book signing with the editors. Co-presented with the Feminist Press.

Moshood 25th Anniversary Celebration
1360 Fulton Street at Moshood
Time: 3pm
Price: $20 (suggested donation)
Celebrate Moshood at their new location in Brooklyn.

Exclusive Look Inside the House of Collection, NYC’s Cabinet of Curiosities
315 Berry Street (in front of street-side elevator)
Time: 6pm – 7:30pm
Price: $25 – $29
Join New York Adventure Club for an exclusive look inside the House of Collection, a private 2,000-square-foot apartment located inside a refurbished bookbinding factory in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that contains a sprawling curated collection of lost-and-found, passed down, left behind, and gifted items to the house.

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